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Ready for the ISDN Switch-Off?

ISDN Switch-off announced for 2025 – Are you ready?

The ISDN Switch-Off Is Coming

The pace of change in communications is accelerating, and with a move toward remote working and study, it is more crucial than ever to be adaptable and swift. BT declared in 2015 that its PSTN/ISDN lines would be retired in 2025. You will still be able to purchase ISDN lines up to September 2023, however there will be a forced migration phase between April and December 2025. Given the rapid evolution in the way we communicate, now is as good a time as any to be prepared for this.

Both technologies have become out-of-date and incapable of handling the volume, speed, and quality of data in today’s increasingly digital world, which has led to the decision to switch off. What should you know and how can your business get ready?

70% Of Businesses Are Still Using Landlines

Despite the coming switch-off, 70% of businesses in the UK continue to use landlines.

Although the pandemic forced many organisations to transition to alternative methods, including VoIP utilising software such as Microsoft Teams and Zoom, it appears companies continue to use them alongside other options.

5 Advantages of SIP and VoIP

1. Compared to ISDN, costs can be reduced by up to 78% because calls are less expensive and line rental is is not required.

2. Without changing numbers, you can simply link back into the network wherever you are in the UK.

3. You can get set up quickly since you aren’t waiting around for an engineer to establish physical lines.

4. It is possible to install multiple fibre lines, allowing automatic failover and backup so you are constantly connected.

5. A wide range of new and advanced features are available with increased control, integration, and analytics.

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Exploring Creativity

What does creativity mean to me?

If I had to answer this question growing up, I would have automatically said that I am not a “creative type.” I always associated creativity with visual art and that became the default that stuck in my head throughout my childhood. In 5th grade art class, we had to keep sketch books and I received a B- for the quality of my artwork. It was then I decided that I was not creative and would stick to other subjects.

As I grew older, however, I discovered a love of writing. I reasoned with myself that writing had to be a creative exercise, right? After all, my school literally offered creative writing class, which I excelled at. 

Then, I moved into college and found a new love - Computer Science. This threw me in to yet another existential crisis (reflecting back, I seem to have had a lot of these). Computer science is arguably a left brain activity, and I felt that I was losing my creative side by pursuing that as a major. I felt lost because I was not as left-brained as many of my computer science classmates and not as right-brained as those who chose to pursue more “creative” disciplines.

After a few years in the work force, and especially after finally finding myself in a career that synthesizes my strengths, I have come to the conclusion that creativity is not about being left brained or right brained. There is opportunity for creativity in any field. Creativity is the process of bringing something new into the world, whether it be a painting, a short story, or code that introduces a new functionality. Innovation occurs in so many different forms and it is up to me to find my own creative process.

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Project 1 for IDSN 540: How do you solve problems?

I couldn’t imagine a better place to start than the good old ‘OODA-loop’ and build off from there!

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IDSN 540 Unit 3 - Creative Problem Solving Interviews

NAME: CW

INDUSTRY: Advertising/Marketing - ECD

SUMMARY: CW’s approach to generating ideas starts with digging deep into the subject and dissecting the problem into its deepest form to develop the right solution. By doing this, he finds that his ideas start to flow freely and automatically giving him the ability to process each idea effectively. 

When the creative ideas start to bottleneck, he finds that digging into the subject matter more, he’s able to break through and get the ideas flowing again. In this stage, he finds inspiration in seeing how others have found connections and layers to similar types of challenges. It reminded me of what Kirby Ferguson said about “remixing” ideas to create your own. CW immerses himself in the subject in order to find a new way to find a solution. Similar to what Eric Ernest said, CW finds a way to make an existing solution better.

With that said, obstacles still occur in CW’s process. Fatigue, overthinking, other projects, and even unused ideas can inhibit the creative process. When he’s in this stage, it’s best for him to walk away, clear his mind, and try to work out the issues away from his work environment. 

In terms of a specific process, he doesn’t seem to follow a single set of rules because of the various types of problems he needs to solve for. In his words, his process is like jazz ands there is no systematic way that he applies to his problem-solving skillset. He takes a piece from each and applies it ad hoc. 

NAME: MH

INDUSTRY: Advertising/Marketing - UX/UI Researcher

SUMMARY: MH’s first step is to conduct research. From conducting interviews with stakeholders, running usability tests, scrubbing online information, and analyzing user feedback, she puts herself in a position where her ideas are data-driven. For her, this idea process puts her in the best possible decision to create solutions to problems that haven’t been solved before. Her focus is on the user, not what a client’s motive is. It’s no doubt a delicate balance, but when she shares her insights and brings her clients into the process, her ideas get green lit more so than not. 

MH also applies what Eric Ernest discussed as well, by thinking about ways to improve existing solutions. Any time she runs into an issue with an existing app, or service, she makes a note of it and builds out solutions that would equate to a better user experience for that particular digital experience, regardless if she’s associated with that company or not. This helps her stay fresh and think about ways solve problems outside of her day-to-day. 

Obstacles for her include getting people to apply new ideas and processes. She finds that people have a hard time changing their ways, which makes finding new solutions harder than they need to be by not evolving. To combat this, she likes to bring people into the process. By giving them ownership and a little insight, they feel more empowered to go against their original instincts. This helps create trust between her and other cross-disciplinary teams. 

Her process is completely revolved around brainstorming, which occurs after the research has been conducted. The knowledge gathered helps free her mind into thinking about how to solve those problems. From brainstorming comes prototyping leading to iterations into the final product/solution. This process continue to repeat based on quantitative data being generated. 

NAME: SH

INDUSTRY: Musician - Guitar/vocals

SUMMARY: SH finds inspiration for ideas in multiple mediums. It can come from a song he’s heard, a movie he’s watched, or even on a walk. When this spark ignites his creativity, his next step is to grab a guitar and write. He’s constantly iterating to create the best version of his song. This process can take 30 minutes or a year. It just depends on when he feels his creative vision is realized. 

The biggest obstacle he faces is filling out the entire piece of music. He can create a great sense of feel for one portion of the song but if the other parts on there or they don’t necessarily match his vision, he finds it difficult to come back to that original idea. Certain parts make sense but the sum isn’t right. When this occurs, he steps away from it until he can naturally come back and apply a fresh perspective to solve the problem. He’s found a lot of success by removing himself when he runs into a block. 

His process is all about bursts of focus with a foundation of daydreaming. This process helps him apply the best use of his mental strength. He’s able to apply tunnel vision to write his parts, but his process also allows him freedom to daydream and step away to optimize clarity. 

LEARNINGS: I find that I have similarities in each of these processes. I’m dedicated to research. I find that the foundation for my creative thinking is based on what others have done in the past and learning from their methods. I in turn take the best ingredients and apply a new perspective to solve a separate (but sometimes related) problem. I relate to CW and MH so much. Getting intimate with the subject allows me to generate the best ideas. However, I respect SH’s approach of hyper focus time in conjunction with daydreaming. Being able to step away has produced a lot of great ideas on my end as well. 

I run into similar obstacles that each of my subjects discussed. I need to remind myself that there sometimes is a knowledge gap with team members and clients. If I take MH’s approach to bring them into the process, I might see better results. If I run into a road block, I need to take a step back like CW and SH. 

I’m excited to evolve my own processes based on understanding how my peers approach creative thinking and overcoming obstacles. 

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What does Creativity mean to me?

IDSN 540 Unit 2

Creativity underlies a lot of what I do and has for a while. I remember having an interest in Legos as a kid. As much as I enjoyed putting together the final product from the instruction booklet, a desire to explore my options grew. Some of the Lego toys that my parents used to get me had images of alternative constructions that the assorted pieces could make. I would initially build the item by the instruction booklet, but I eventually started giving the alternative structures my best shot. After a while, I stopped following the book and would create things that made sense for my entertainment. This was probably my first understanding of how creativity was defined.

Looking back on my Lego habits, I think I've always had a desire to stay true to that sense of creativity: using an approach that leads to the best outcome for the situation. I think this idea was the ultimate reason that Design resonated with me. Around Junior year of high school is when I found an interest in Design as this unusual space where one could deal with creative problems with it also being objective-based enough for my liking. So I ended up going to undergrad to study Graphic Design. It was here, and post-undergrad, where my definition of creativity changed. For the longest, my definition of creativity was fairly vague, which allowed creativity to be more of a feeling than a process. As my experience with Design became more formal, so did my definition of creativity.

  I still find my previous definition of creativity accurate, but after gaining professional experience, the creative process has become just as important as the outcome for the work that I create. It's interesting that as time has gone on, there's less of a focus on constantly making something "new" or "never seen before" and more on following a system that leads to a solution that's suitable for the problem. This concept has made creativity feel more tangible and human. As a result, I think it's easier to consider myself creative.

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IDSN - 540: Process Journal, Acceptance and Analysis

I think the biggest problem that I will face during this group project in IDSN-540 is the fact that there will be very little guidance and a lot of free flow. Contrary to what many of us are use to — which is structure — there will be a lot of autonomy on this project and there will be many different ways we can tackle the problem. Because there are so many different ways to go about, we will need to communicate more often and more clearly as a group to make sure we are all in agreement. 

I think setting standards and team norms in the beginning stages is a great way for us to really have a strong foundation to work on this project together. We also set goals and standards. It was also very important to us that we were all excited about the Topic we chose, because we would be working on this for the rest of the semester. We also wanted to choose a Topic that would benefit us as professionals in our careers. Not only will we be able to learn how to tackle the team dynamic, analyze problem solving, but also work on a topic that we normally would not have really gone out of the way to research. 

I realized that in the analysis phase of this process, we assigned subtopics to each individual and gathered as much information as possible. We then reconnected and educated each other on the topic of expertise. We also made sure that all of our research was put in one Google doc to be shared. Then we dissected our research together and made it more condensed. 

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Process Journal

Michael’s process journal for IDSN 540.

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